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Assessment Tools/Practices for
Language Immersion
Matt Rega
Director of Assessment
Minnetonka Public Schools
October 16, 2014
Minnetonka Target Levels Grade ACTFL Proficiency
Guidelines
6 Reading Intermediate High Writing Intermediate High
Listening Advanced Low Speaking Intermediate High
7 Reading Advanced Low Writing Advanced Low
Listening Advanced Mid Speaking Intermediate High
8 Reading Advanced Mid Writing Advanced Mid
Listening Advanced Mid Speaking Advanced Low
9 Reading Advanced Mid Writing Advanced Mid
Listening Advanced High
Speaking Advanced Low
Minnetonka Assessments
! Youth Chinese Test (YCT)
! Grades 1-3
! YCT II, III, IV
! Character Proficiency
! Reading, Listening (1-3)
! Writing (3)
! Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK)
! Grade 5
! HSK Level IV
! Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking
Spanish Immersion
! DORA-Spanish
! K-2
! Decoding, Vocabulary, Comprehension
! Online
Chinese Immersion
Immersion Assessment Rationale
! Common Language Across District
! ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines
! Focus on Oral Language Proficiency
! Standardization
! Improved Reporting and Data for Teachers
! Addresses Long Term Growth of Program
! Increased Instructional Rigor
Language Immersion Assessment Enhancements
! Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA)
! ACTFL Assessment of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL)
! Standards Based Assessment and Measurement of Proficiency (STAMP)
Immediate evidence
Purpose is improvement
Students check their understanding
Teacher’s chance to modify
curriculum/instruction
for learning
Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA)
Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA)
! June 2014
! 15 Chinese and Spanish Teachers
! Assessed Winter and Spring 2014-15
! Grade 3-8
! Train the Trainer Model: Follow up Oct and March
Objective:
Teachers learned about the ACTFL Proficiency Guidelines and how to create rubrics to assess Interpretive, Interpersonal, and Presentational modes
Integrated Performance Assessment (IPA)
Grade Level – Proficiency Level – Sequence in Year
Grade: 1st Grade Spanish/Chinese
Targeted Proficiency Level: Novice Mid
Sequence in Year: 2nd Quarter
November Theme and Topic Celebrations: Thanksgiving
Essential Question What is Thanksgiving? For what are we thankful?
Content/Culture Goals What should students know and be able to do by the end of the unit?
1. Students will understand the origin for Thanksgiving. 2. Students will understand the tradition of being thankful. 3. Students will use simple, learned expressions to say what they are thankful
for. 4. Students will be aware of similarities and differences in celebrations
between Hispanic/Chinese and American culture.
Interpretive Task (Listening-Reading) Students listen to a story about Thanksgiving read by the teacher and then complete the related assessment.
Presentational Task (Writing and Speaking) Students will make a book about what they are thankful for using pictures and/or written words.
Interpersonal Task (Speaking)
Students will share with each other what they are thankful for.
Connections to Common Core
Standard(s)
Learning Area: Social Studies Level: 1st Grade Content: History SOC.01.History.1 Know events and people associated with key
turning points in history.
IPA Scoring Scale for Skyward
Usually occurs at the end of academic
practice, unit, quarter, semester, year
Used to identify instructional areas that need
additional attention
Used to determine if students have mastered specific competencies
of learning
Comprehensive in nature
ACTFL Assessment of Performance toward Proficiency in Languages (AAPPL)
Listening to Directions
Measures: • Reading • Speaking • Listening
InterpersonalVideo Chat
AAPPL Drag and Drop Technology Enhanced
Items
AAPPL Scroll through pictures to match the text
Interpretive Reading
AAPPL
! Implemented Fall 2013
! Currently administered in Spring
! Grades 3-5
! Provides realistic role-play scenarios
! Interpersonal Listening/Speaking
! Interpretive Reading
Chinese and Spanish Immersion Interpersonal Listening and Speaking
Chinese Immersion
Chinese Immersion
Spanish Immersion
Spanish Immersion
Fall Spring Fall Spring
Grade N
AAPPL Mean Rating
Prof. Level
AAPPL Mean Rating
Prof. Level N
AAPPL Mean Rating
Prof. Level
AAPPL Mean Rating
Prof. Level
3 103 N-4 Int. Low
I-2 Int. Mid
233 I-1 Int. Low
I-2 Int. Mid
4 62 N-4 Int. Low
I-2 Int. Mid
204 I-2 Int. Mid
I-3 Int. Mid
5 51 I-1 Int. Low
I-2 Int. Mid
169 I-2 Int. Mid
I-3 Int. Mid
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Middle School Placement
! I-Can Statements
! Created by teachers
! Measures the following
! Interpretive Listening
! Interpretive Reading
! Interpersonal Communication
! Presentational Writing
! Presentational Speaking
Standards-Based Assessment and Measurement of Proficiency (STAMP)
! Implemented Spring 2013 ! Currently Administered in May
! Grades 6-8
! Provides realistic role-play scenarios
! Interpersonal Listening/Speaking
! Interpretive Reading ! Presentational Writing
! Administered to select High School students to align to AP Chinese and Spanish Exam
Chinese and Spanish Grades 6 and 7 Mean Proficiency Scores
Grade 6 Total
Chinese Immersion
(N=51)
Grade 6 Total
Spanish Immersion (N=133)
Grade 7 Total
Chinese Immersion
(N=31)
Grade 7 Total
Spanish Immersion (N=110)
Grade 6 End of Year
Target Levels
Grade 7 End of Year
Target Levels Mean
Score Prof. Level
Mean Score
Prof. Level
Mean Score
Prof. Level
Mean Score
Prof. Level
Reading 2.3 Nov Mid
5.2 Int Mid
2.4 Nov Mid
5.4 Int Mid
Int High Adv Low
Writing 4.5 Int Mid
4.5 Int Mid
3.7 Int Low
4.7 Int Mid
Int High Adv Low
Listening 4.1 Int Low
4.7 Int Mid
4.2 Int Low
5.0 Int Mid
Adv Low Adv Low
Speaking 4.9 Int Mid
4.5 Int Mid
4.6 Int Mid
4.4 Int Low
Int High Int High
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STAMP Reading
Identifying The Target Audience
STAMP Reading
Identifying A Problem
STAMP Writing
Responding To A Friend In An Email
STAMP Listening
Listening To A Radio Announcement
STAMP Speaking
Describing Your Friends In Detail
Advantages of Immersion Assessment Plan
! Strong emphasis on measuring oral target language skills
! Gradual growth from target language performance to target language proficiency
! Clear reports to help guide instruction and inform parents/students
! Authentic assessments positively effecting instruction
Questions???
Contact Information: Matt Rega Director of Assessment for Minnetonka Public Schools [email protected] @matthewrega tonkaassessment.blogspot.com